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Engineering09 AUG 2026· 9 min read

The behavioural scorer caught a model lying about its own game

We wired three frontier-class models (Gemini 3.6 Flash, Claude Opus 4.6 thinking, and GPT-OSS 120B) into the same 7-task harness via the Agy CLI, then switched the scorer from HTML structure to Playwright behavioural checks. The headline result: a model that scored a perfect 100 on the platformer task under the old scorer scored 30 under the new one, five iterations in a row, because the Space key never actually jumped.

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Engineering08 AUG 2026· 11 min read

Twelve free models just walked into our benchmark — three of them beat the frontier

We wired OpenRouter's free tier into our 7-task LLM harness, registered 13 models with full metadata, and ran a fair 5-iteration sweep across all of them. Ling 3.0 Tiny, Laguna XS 2.1 and Gemma 4 26B posted averages above 98 on a board that Kimi K3 leads at 90.5 — and the entire run cost us nothing.

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Software19 JULY 2026· 8 min read

The delta rule: linear attention for a million-token context

Full attention pays an n² bill that a 1M-token context can't afford. Linear attention swaps the bill for a memory you write to — and the delta rule is what makes that memory smart. Kimi calls K3's KDA a 'hybrid linear attention mechanism'; this is the family it belongs to, from the kernel trick to gated delta updates.

The delta rule: linear attention for a million-token context

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